Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 223. (Read 4671660 times)
Is it really untraceable? What about regulations forcing to make cryptocurrency traceable? Would be interesting to know how Monero can cope with it.
Well I don't have much. But I did put a couple ryzen CPU on it this morning via supportxmr.
Got NVidia GPU which don't hash great on this algo so that's it for me.
Got NVidia GPU which don't hash great on this algo so that's it for me.
I think I found the flaw in our plan of looking at the hash rate to determine roughly who is what. By when/how much the hash goes back up etc.
However, If it drops significantly now? it will probably attract new or retired miners to the project so skewing the figures.
However, If it drops significantly now? it will probably attract new or retired miners to the project so skewing the figures.
2 explorer with different information, which chain is correct? https://moneroblocks.info/ https://moneroexplorer.com/
Well this explorer says currently 17 blocks on new fork, laptop cranking away 78 h/s
the daemon lists a hash rate that is a long average, according to hyc via reddit. (still saying 1.13 gh)
Unknown hash rate still high, so can we assume either that was something more like Javascript mining or can we assume that ASICs were able to update their algorithm too?
Please see:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/8a7xvw/so_supportxmr_just_lost_23_of_its_hashrate_this/dwwjgrn/
global hashrate is pretty low right now. it is taking forever each block. so most are either not ready yet. Or maybe botnets and asic was really heavy on monero
Unknown hash rate still high, so can we assume either that was something more like Javascript mining or can we assume that ASICs were able to update their algorithm too?
We won't really be able to get a good estimate for the unknown hashrate until the difficulty adjusts properly
Right. Some good information can be found here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/8a7ubh/only_20_of_the_blocks_coming_into_the_fork_are/
Unknown hash rate still high, so can we assume either that was something more like Javascript mining or can we assume that ASICs were able to update their algorithm too?
We won't really be able to get a good estimate for the unknown hashrate until the difficulty adjusts properly
Unknown hash rate still high, so can we assume either that was something more like Javascript mining or can we assume that ASICs were able to update their algorithm too?
In most pools the hashrate drops massively (e.g. nanopool from ~60 MH to 25 MH) and also a baikal N user confirmed he is not able to mine Monero any more.
Also blocktime has gone up massively.
I think it needs some time to adjust.
Cheers
Unknown hash rate still high, so can we assume either that was something more like Javascript mining or can we assume that ASICs were able to update their algorithm too?
Why are the blocks taking so long? Difficulty: Retargets at every block
Difficulty is based on the time between the last 720 blocks. It will take some time to return to normal block times
Why are the blocks taking so long? Difficulty: Retargets at every block
Happy fork network upgrade day! May everyone be blessed with great mining profitability.
whattomine.com hasn't updated their shit, I can't tell what's going on ATM!!!
I'm using http://preview.moneropools.com/#/network and https://moneroexplorer.pro/
| Pool | Reported hashrate before fork | Reported hashrate after fork |
| SupportXMR | 51.33 MH/s | 19.75 MH/s |
| Nanopool | 60.00 MH/s | 15.00 MH/s |
| crypto-pool.fr | 11.73 MH/s | 00.94 MH/s |
| XMRPool.net | 01.00 MH/s | 00.18 MH/s |
| HashVault | 04.00 MH/s | 01.59 MH/s |
(although this could just be regular miners not being updated instead of mining ASICs leaving)
Wow nanopool was all asics and botnets, hell all the pools were.
Be careful lifting those mining bags folks, remember lift with your legs not with your back.
Hello,
Bitlab has been updated to support V7 Monero (as well as other V7 Cryptonight, or Cryptonight-heavy coins).
Good job on the fork!
Bitlab has been updated to support V7 Monero (as well as other V7 Cryptonight, or Cryptonight-heavy coins).
Good job on the fork!
Happy fork network upgrade day! May everyone be blessed with great mining profitability.
whattomine.com hasn't updated their shit, I can't tell what's going on ATM!!!
I'm using http://preview.moneropools.com/#/network and https://moneroexplorer.pro/
| Pool | Reported hashrate before fork | Reported hashrate after fork |
| SupportXMR | 51.33 MH/s | 19.75 MH/s |
| Nanopool | 60.00 MH/s | 15.00 MH/s |
| crypto-pool.fr | 11.73 MH/s | 00.94 MH/s |
| XMRPool.net | 01.00 MH/s | 00.18 MH/s |
| HashVault | 04.00 MH/s | 01.59 MH/s |
(although this could just be regular miners not being updated instead of mining ASICs leaving)
2 explorer with different information, which chain is correct? https://moneroblocks.info/ https://moneroexplorer.com/
The former (MoneroBlocks) is on the wrong (alternative) chain.
40% of the net hash is gone after the fork.
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
Where did you see it?!?!?Before a fork Network: 1.12 GH/s, after fork again so!
My information is from the https://supportxmr.com/ pool!
Please see:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/8a7xvw/so_supportxmr_just_lost_23_of_its_hashrate_this/dwwjgrn/
2 explorer with different information, which chain is correct? https://moneroblocks.info/ https://moneroexplorer.com/
40% of the net hash is gone after the fork.
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
Only 7 blocks have been found yet. You're probably looking at the alternative chain.
40% of the net hash is gone after the fork.
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
17 blocks found in 1 hour. Before the fork we got 30 blocks/hour
Where did you see it?!?!?Before a fork Network: 1.12 GH/s, after fork again so!
My information is from the https://supportxmr.com/ pool!
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